Script error

When I receive an email from someone with a web page in 
the body, or as an attachement I get script errors.  When 
the web page is in the body of the message, the Internet 
Explorer Script Error appears when I highlight or access 
the email.  If it is an attachment, the error occurs when 
I attempt to open the web page.  I get the following:

"An error has occurred in the scripts on this page.
Line: xxx
Character: xxx
Error: Object Expected

Do you want to continue running scripts?"

This appears to occur when parts of the webpage cannot 
load, or links within a page are no longer valid.  Is 
this common?  Is there a way to turn off this warning?
Thanks!

Try updating your scripting engine:
 http://www.**--****.com/ 
or
 http://www.**--****.com/ 

-- 
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE
Please respond in Newsgroup.  Do not send email
 http://www.**--****.com/ 

Sorry my first request didnt looked to clear,, when I open
outlook express I get an error that says  internet explorer
script error do you want to keep running scripts on this
page yes or no,, well I can still use OE no matter  what I
click yes or no,, I dont like IE any more theres to many
problems I now use netscape but this message I cant figure
out I have windows 98 se

Uh... Margie... Punctuation? You know: periods, commas, questions marks!
:-)
If this is your 2nd request, it still doesn't look very clear. First of all
when you open OE, you should not get an IE error. The error you're talking
about, is when IE finds script errors in pages. I think you can turn that
off by clicking the error icon in the status bar but I'm not sure that would
do the trick. This will: in IE (not in OE) click Tools - Internet Options -
Advanced and uncheck the box in front of "Display a notification about every
script error". Your problem should now be solved. Is it?

And consider switching back to IE or Opera instead of Netscape!  ;-)






Sorry my first request didnt looked to clear,, when I open
outlook express I get an error that says  internet explorer
script error do you want to keep running scripts on this
page yes or no,, well I can still use OE no matter  what I
click yes or no,, I dont like IE any more theres to many
problems I now use netscape but this message I cant figure
out I have windows 98 se

Archive of this error:  http://www.**--****.com/ 

What is your Windows version?  Did you upgrade to WinXP-SP1 or IE6-SP1?

Did you recently install the upgrade or the latest Cumulative Patch for IE
with your anti-virus application running?
-- 
HTH...Please post back to this thread

~Robear Dyer (aka PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE)
 http://www.**--****.com/ 

PS:

Copy/paste the following line into your browser...

    javascript:navigator.appMinorVersion

...click GO and post the results in your reply, please.
-- 
HTH...Please post back to this thread

~Robear Dyer (aka PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE)
 http://www.**--****.com/ 

PA Bear < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
 wrote in  XXXX@XXXXX.COM :
 



Here it is:  SP1;Q818529;Q330994;Q822925;

Did I pass? <VBG>

Jim P.

> Here it is:  SP1;Q818529;Q330994;Q822925;

I think it is interesting(?) that someone who claims to be having the
this problem appears not to have  Q330994:



Subject: Re: IE6 Gives Script Error when trying to print
Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2003 19:24:27 -0700
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6.browser


Also  FWIW  I was updating  NT4  the other day and going backwards
through WU's critical list.   I'm not positive but I think that I was forced
into the same order of patch application that you have shown above.
Perhaps there are some unobvious dependencies in those two?

Hmm...  Dependency Walker  shows that  inetcomm.dll  has an indirect
dependency on  ALL  of the modules listed in  Q822925  and there is
a similar reverse dependency in the patch for the OE module.

I will try to get a look at the update log to check my recollection.
The machine is at my mother's so I can either excessively delay
commenting at all or do it this way.


Robert Aldwinckle
---

I currently have the same patch list and having the same problem. No AV
running when updated. This is an OS clean install with all MS patches.

Bob

"Jim Pickering"
<jimp@mvps.org> wrote in

Bob K < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
 wrote in xda3b.278914$uu5.62411@sccrnsc04:

And once again, no details.  What OS?  What version IE/OE as indicated in
Help/About?  If NT based system, what does the Event Log show?  Please don't
hijack a thread.  We have enough problems keeping one user straight and when
others jump in, it really makes it wild.

Please start your own thread and provide enough details so that someone can
hopefully start you on the road to an effective work around or repair that
will fix it for you.  Thanks.

-- 
Jim Pickering, MVP-Outlook Express
Please reply only to the newsgroup.

Out of the blue I am suddenly getting an error box when I click on any
mail that has a .jpg attachment.  No other file extensions cause a
problem, just .jpg.  It happens as soon as I click on the subject.  I
can open the attachment but not before having to close the error box a
half dozen times.  I upgraded to SP1 to see if it would make a
difference and it didn't.  The message is as follows:

I.E. script error

An error has occurred in the script on this page.

Line:        113
Char:       1
Error:       Syntax Error
Code:      0
URL:        mhtml.mid://00001978/

Do you want to continue running scripts on this page?  Whether you
click on yes or no, the outcome is the same, you can eventually open
the file but not without closing all the error boxes first.

I have changed nothing in my settings.  No email checking selected by
virus software, no changes to firewall settings.

Win2000, IE 6.0 SP1

OLEXP: Script Err Msg When You View Graphic File Attachments
(URL: mhtml:mid://0000000x/)
 http://www.**--****.com/ 
OE6 doesn't support the slide show.  You must remove the registry entries
that were left over from earlier versions for OE6 to display images.

Outlook Express Slide Show OE5, OE6
 http://www.**--****.com/ 
-- 
HTH...Please post back to this thread

~Robear Dyer (aka PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE)
 http://www.**--****.com/ 

When I send an e-mail some recepients receive the e-mail 
preceeded by the following script error:
<?xml:namespace prefix="v" /><?xml:namespace prefix="o" />
This error does not appear when I send the e-mail but 
when I receive a reply I notice thus script. How can I 
eliminate this problem?

Sounds as though you are preparing mail in Word or Front Page and pasting it
into Outlook Express.  What happens if you just prepare a standard HTML
message that has never seen Word or Front Page?
-- 
Jim Pickering, MVP-Outlook Express
Please reply only to the newsgroup.



JOHN LOMBARDO < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
 wrote in 64dd01c377b1$091873a0$ XXXX@XXXXX.COM :

I received an email from NFL Fantasy Football and when I 
highlight the email, I get script error.  I click yes or 
no to question of "do you want to continue running scripts 
on this page?".  When I do click yes or no, it freezes up 
and the error message will not close.  I cannot access any 
other folders in Outlook Express, so I CtrlAltDelete and 
end the program and restart Outlook Express, but same 
thing happens over and over.  I have rebooted the 
computer, still same problem.  The Script Error refers to 
line: 234  Char: 1  Error: Object Expected  Code:  0
URL:  mhtml:mid://00000006/

I have experienced Script Errors before using IE6 and they 
always disappear after clicking yes or no.  This is the 
first Script Error I have experienced using Outlook 
Express.

Thanks for reading and hopefully you can advise.